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SQL Server 2000 Database Administration: Hands-On
Course: 531
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 5 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Effectively administer SQL Server 2000 using Enterprise Manager and Transact-SQL
- Install multiple SQL Server instances
- Utilize SQL Server recovery models to back up and restore databases
- Manage multistep jobs with SQL Server Agent
- Manage SQL Server login, database and object security
- Set up transactional replication
Course Benefits SQL Server 2000 provides extensive administration capabilities that improve the scalability, reliability and availability of this enterprise class DBMS. To effectively administer SQL Server, DBAs must learn how to take advantage of these capabilities. In this hands-on course, you gain practical experience performing real-world administrative tasks.Who Should Attend Administrators, engineers, consultants, analysts and others can benefit from this course. Course 530, "SQL Server 2000 Comprehensive Introduction," or equivalent experience is assumed.Hands-On Training Extensive hands-on exercises provide you with experience administering SQL Server 2000, including:
- Administering SQL Server with graphical tools and Transact-SQL
- Installing multiple SQL Server instances
- Creating databases
- Backing up and restoring databases
- Maintaining a warm standby server
- Setting up jobs and defining alerts
- Implementing login, database and object security
- Managing transactional replication
Course 531 Content
- Services
- Editions
- Enterprise Manager and Transact-SQL
- System and user databases
- System requirements
- Choosing installation options
- Managing multiple instances
- Installing on a cluster
- Applying a service pack
- Preparing for the upgrade
- Migrating from 6.5 and 7.0
- Choosing network libraries
- ODBC
- OLE DB
- Resolving connectivity problems
- Connecting to named instances
- Defining files
- Creating databases and transaction logs
- Managing dynamic database growth
- Reclaiming unused space
- Transaction log architecture
- Choosing a recovery model
- Performing full, log and differential backups
- Recovering system and user databases
- Configuring the Agent
- Setting up SQL Mail
- Defining jobs to handle routine tasks
- Creating alerts and operators
- Associating alerts with jobs
- Windows vs. SQL Server authentication
- Creating logins
- Working with server roles
- Running the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
- Adding users
- Defining new roles
- Taking advantage of pre-defined roles
- Assigning users to roles
- Ownership
- Granting permissions
- How roles and permissions interact
- Publish/subscribe metaphor
- Replication types
- Replication agents
- Configuring the publisher
- Creating publications
- Setting up subscribers
- Managing concurrent users
- Identifying blocking problems
- Studying deadlock situations
- Capturing problem queries
- bcp
- BULK INSERT
- SELECT INTO
- Importing data using the GUI
- Transforming data with simple scripts
- Configuring linked servers
- Issuing distributed queries
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